[SEC Chairman Gary Gensler On Cryptocurrency Regulation And The 16th Anniversary Of The Bitcoin White Paper] Since Taking Office In 2021, Gary Gensler, Chairman Of The U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC), Has Had Mixed Attitudes Toward Cryptocurrencies. In An Interview With Bloomberg Business On October 22, He Wished A Happy 16th Anniversary Of The Release Of The Bitcoin White Paper And Said That The SEC Will Continue To Regulate Through Law Enforcement. Gensler Stressed That The SEC Will Continue To Rely On The Laws And Rules Of Congress And Various Agencies To Protect Investors And Promote Capital Formation And Market Development. He Declined To Comment On Whether He Would Be Fired If Trump Was Re-elected President In 2024. The SEC's Crypto Asset Regulatory Priorities Are Listed As A Priority In 2025, And Although Many Business Leaders And Lawmakers Have Questioned Gensler's Regulatory Approach, He Has Not Indicated That He Will Change This Strategy. The Bitcoin White Paper Was Released On October 31, 2008, Marking The 16th Anniversary Of The Birth Of Bitcoin. Although A Recent HBO Documentary Suggests That Peter Todd May Be Satoshi, There Is No Conclusive Evidence To Reveal The Identity Of The Bitcoin Founder. At Press Time, Bitcoin Is Trading At $67,370, Up More Than 6% Over The Past 30 Days